Sentence examples for assemblies set from inspiring English sources

Michael Howard, the Tory leader, said on November 10th that unelected regional assemblies, set up as a precursor to elected bodies, should be abolished.

In this view, democratic legitimacy is maintained whenever elected assemblies set up independent organizations in accord with rules that are monitored by independent bodies such as courts.

Podemos got its inspiration, and many members, from popular assemblies set up at a May 2011 protest encampment in Puerta del Sol square — the so-called indignados, or angry ones — a precursor to the United States' Occupy Movement.

For each assembly set the unmasked sequences were then assembled into contigs using CAP3 [ 23].

A regional assembly set up in the east in 2008, and headed by an LTTE turncoat, is toothless and unloved.

He returned to Cyprus in 1947 to work as a solicitor, soon becoming a member of the consultative assembly set up by the colonial administration.

Another crucial step will take place on June 25th when Northern Ireland's voters will elect the new power-sharing assembly, set out in the Good Friday deal.

It was drafted within the two year time limit the constitutional assembly set itself, it protects not only civil and political rights but economic, social and cultural ones for "progressive realisation", and the constitutional court has the power to strike down primary legislation.

In an idealistic move, the constituent assembly set up a Council for Citizens' Participation, which was charged with appointing all of the judicial and administrative posts in the country, including the attorney general, the national auditor, the ombudsman and banking regulator.

If those cold stats were critical, the elegance of their assembly set him further apart.

Take the motor assembly, set it on an appropriate work surface, and proceed with the repair.